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Audio Archive Podcast – Go against the Grain is a long-term journalistic project and digital archive for conversations, interviews, reports, and essays on politics, society, and culture. Two to four new podcast episodes are released each month.
For more than three decades, we have been conducting interviews with philosophers, authors, activists, and scientists worldwide. Our interviewees explain the complex developments of our time and place them in an easily understandable and contemporary context within the global framework.
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Audio Archive Podcast – Go against the Grain is a long-term journalistic project and digital archive for conversations, interviews, reports, and essays on politics, society, and culture. Two to four new podcast episodes are released each month.
For more than three decades, we have been conducting interviews with philosophers, authors, activists, and scientists worldwide. Our interviewees explain the complex developments of our time and place them in an easily understandable and contemporary context within the global framework.
The Audio Archive Podcasts focus neither on mass media uniformity nor on unreflective pack journalism, but on differentiating insights: enlightening, knowledgeable and free from economic interests.
All Audio Archive podcasts are free. No revenue is generated through advertising. No AI support.
More details about the project, background informations, articles, video shorts, essays and more you'll find on our webpage www.audio-archiv.com
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Jan 19, 2024
Jan 19, 2024
28 min
🎓 Christoph Burgmer im Gespräch mit Michael Fischer. Michael Fischer, Rechts- und Sozialphilosoph an der Universität Salzburg, war einer der herausragenden Intellektuellen Österreichs und Europas. Er gründete, leitete und moderierte die Salzburger Festspieldialoge, ein Begleitprogramm zu den Salzburger Festspielen und war Mitglied der österreichischen Bioethik Kommission. In dem 2006 aufgezeichneten Gespräch erklärt er Entstehung und Entwicklung von Verschwörungsdenken aus kulturphilosophischer Sicht.
/🎓 Christoph Burgmer in conversation with Michael Fischer. Michael Fischer (1945-2014), legal and social philosopher at the University of Salzburg, was one of the outstanding intellectuals of Austria and Europe. He founded, directed and moderated the Salzburg Festival Dialogues, an accompanying program to the Salzburg Festival, and was a member of the Austrian Bioethics Commission. In the conversation, recorded in 2006, he explains the emergence and development of conspiracy thinking from a cultural-philosophical point of view.
📚 Veröffentlichungen u.a. / publications a.o.:
- Uni TV Salzburg über Michael Fischer: ” Die Kunst des Dialogs.” Mit Bazon Brock
- Michael Fischer (HG.): ”Die Festspiele. Wirklichkeit-Deutung-Zukunft.” Residenzverlag, Wien 2012.
#conspiracy #verschwörungstheorie #rassismus
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